The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-23
Society.

Society.
The Quamon Club will give dance at Pfaf-
hns Hall on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gates will give ''drive"
whist party on Wednesday evening.
The Social Turnverein will give masked ball
at the MBnnerchor Hall on the evening of Feb. g.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Scott and Mr.
Win Daggett will take place on st. Valentines
day.
Among the marriages to take place next month
is that Of Miss Bessie Stone and Mr.. Claude
Griffith.
The engagement of Miss Cora Kahn, of this
city, to Mr.. Maurice Marx, of New Orleans, is
announced.
The Mikado Club will give their regular
monthly dance at Paflin's Music Hall on Tues
DAY evening
Miss Genevieve Elliott will give reception on
next Thursday evening at her home on North
Meridian street.
Mrs. Sarah Purcell, who writes the 'Woman's
Talk" for the People, is candidate for the posi-
ton Of State Librarian.
Miss Villa Coonse very pleasantly entertained
| a small party of friends, at her home on Lincoln
| avenue, on Thursday night.
| Mrs Mcfarland, of North New Jersey street,
| gave progressive euchre party on Tuesday
| evening for her daughter Blanche.
| DR.. Martin entertained the Clay Club at his
| home, No. 81 College avenue, last Tuesday even
| ing. Dancing was the order Of the evening.
Mrs Robert Dorsey will give large reception
| on Wednesday afternoon, at her home on Cen
trail avenue, in honor of Mrs A. H. Carrier.
! Mrs. E. G. Atkins will give tea Tuesday
to the ladies who assisted her on the occasion of
| her large reception given on New Years eve.
| Mrs. Frank Strip, of East Market street,
| gave a progressive euchre party of four tables
| last Thursday evening. The favors were won by
| Miss Cora Fowler and Mr.. Frank Lange.
/ Miss Callis Rocker, only daughter of Mr.. and
:! Mrs. Cal. Rocker, will be married on next
Wednesday, at o'clock, to Mr. Ed. Fishback. at
the brides home on North Illinois street.
MISS Emily Bingham has issued invitations
for an evening of reading and music, on Tues
day, the 25th. at the residence of Rev. j. S.
Jenckes. No. 573 North Pennsylvania street
Miss Tillie Mayer entertained the Alpha Club
on last Monday evening" by giving dancing
party at her home North Illinois street
There were about twenty-six ladies and gentle
men present
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Rafert, of No 603 North
Delaware street, assisted byitheir daughter Miss
Jennie, entertained quite large number OF rel
atives and friends last Friday evening. Music
was rendered by Miss Rafert and tea served
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Spades gave an elegant tie,
| party on Thursday evening at their home il
Woodruff Place. Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Bingham
Mr. and Mrs. n. c. Levi, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierr,
GRAY. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dessar and others en-
joyed their hospitality.
| Miss Nellie Barnes gave party to her friend
last evening from to 10 o'clock. The hous
was tastefully decorated and all arrangement
perfect for the enjoyment OF the one hundre,
. guests present Dancing was the Amusement
for the evening. At o'clock was served ele
CANT supper
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Sharpe gave a progre ssiv
, euchre party on Friday evening, at their RESI-
dence, No. 435 Park avenue The prizes wer
won by Miss Fannie Madaris and Mr.. Harr
Elder. After refreshments were served, must
and dancing were the features of the remande
of the evening.
A dancing club has been organized, whicl
> meets every Monday evening. 1t is both for en-
joyment and practice. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. C. Lev
e Mr. and Mrs Pierre Gray, Mr.. and Mrs w. K
u Eldridge Mr.. and Mrs, Major Taylor, Mr.. an
Mrs. Will Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Butler
d Mayor and Mrs Denny and others belong.
!, Mrs. v. K. Hendricks gave complimentary
tea, yesterday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. A. f
J. Carrier Hrs. Hendricks assisted by he
z mother and number of friends. TIE
J. and waters were served in th
J, parlor, Misses Pansy Hendricks and Paulir
;. Moon acting IS little maids. The waters wei
; old-fashioned ''trifes" cut in the form of III
: letter T. Miss Carrie Hendricks and Miss Bril-
enmayer presided st the tea-table. There W.
quite a large attendance, and the weeks festiy
), ties ended most happily.
- The birthday of Lewis A. Langdon, last Tue
day evening, was spent in company with nur
"a Der of his friends. in very enjoyable name
Is at his home. No. 230 College avenue. Dancir
"a was kept up until q late hour. Among Il
guests were Mrs Dorsey. Mrs. King. Misses A
r. Len, Blase Carter. julia and Mabel Cobb Ear
(, shaw. Green, Hill, Hague Kercheyal. Layma